Aman Bhanvadia
Oct 27, 2020, 1:05:21 AM10/27/20
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why in question 16 and 17, value of B and C is zero, it doesnt makes any sense
Pawan Kumar
Oct 27, 2020, 1:07:55 AM10/27/20
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it makes sense. See if maths marks is greater than physics, then how can physcis marks be greater than maths? (check the brackets closely, like really closely)
farhan riyas
Oct 27, 2020, 1:08:11 AM10/27/20
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It is because the second and third if conditions and inside the first if
condition. So when the first statement is true i.e MathMarks>PhysicsMarks the other 2 if conditions will obviously be false.
Computational Thinking Support 2
Oct 27, 2020, 1:23:33 AM10/27/20
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Hi,
Whatever Farhan said is correct.
Also, please check the pdf solution provided on the portal. The solution video will be uploaded in sometime.
If you have still doubt please write us again.
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Deepak
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